• Use present mode as a canvas for sheets, markups, and documentation
• Add text, drawing tools, and sticky notes for team collaboration
• Import images, PDFs, or references to build an early mood board
• Share presentations directly or export sheets as a vectorized PDF

Once your design concept is complete, you'll likely want to prepare it for a presentation or internal team review. This is where Snaprude's present mode comes into play. Present mode is a canvas-based environment that enables you to create sheets, markups, and documentations from your existing Snaprude model views. In the present mode, a variety of tools are at your disposal for collaboration. You can add text, use drawing or annotation tools, and even attach sticky notes. Moreover, you can import assets such as images, PDFs, or other references from your system. These can be added to the sheets you create or used to create a mood board before you begin your project. The sheets panel allows you to create and navigate to sheets for the project. From views panel, you can start dragging in views either 2D or 3D directly to the canvas or sheet here. The present mode is a great tool for team collaboration. You can easily edit or annotate on designs from the views you pull into the canvas. What's more, you can share the presentations you create directly with your teammates or export your sheets as a vectorized PDF. Watch our next video to learn more about creating sheets in the present mode.